I did five different types of vegetables for pongal. In India, by the month of January we get these vegetables fresh and cheaper. They prepare with seasonal vegetables. Fresh coconuts are good for health. Raw coconut offers a spectrum of benefits to nourish your body while delighting your tongue. When it is boiled or fried it loses benefits, so I added grated coconuts after switching off the flame.
There are no much differences in each poriyal, so I don't want to bore you all by different posts :)), may be it is like a big list, but everything is so easy and simple.
Ingredients:
Method:
Beans poriyal :
Heat the pan with a tsp of oil and add mustard seeds, after it splutters, combine urad dal, red chilly, hing and curry leaves. Add Chopped beans, chilly powder and salt. Fry for a minute and add 1/4 cup of water and close with lid. Allow to cook say 5 to 7 minutes. Switch off the flame and add grated coconut.
Avarakkai poriyal:
Heat the pan with a tsp of oil and add mustard seeds, after it splutters, combine urad dal, red chilly, hing and curry leaves. Add Chopped flat beans(avarakkai), chilly powder and salt. Fry for a minute and add 1/4 cup of water and close with lid. Allow to cook say 5 to 7 minutes. Switch off the flame and add grated coconut.
Pumpkin poriyal :
Heat the pan with a tsp of oil and add mustard seeds, after it splutters, combine urad dal, red chilly, hing and curry leaves. Add pumpkin, chilly powder and salt. Fry for a minute and add 1/4 cup of water and close with lid. Allow to cook say 5 to 7 minutes. Switch off the flame and add grated coconut.
Vazhakkai poriyal:
Boil the vazhakkai with salt and turmeric powder. Drain them in a strainer. Heat the pan with a tsp of oil and add mustard seeds, after it splutters, combine urad dal, red chilly, hing and curry leaves. Add the boiled vazhakkai and fry for 2 minutes. Switch off the flame and add grated coconut.
Sweet potato poriyal :
Boil the sweet potato with salt till it softens. After it cools down, remove the skin and chop into big chunks. Heat the pan with a tsp of oil and add mustard seeds, after it splutters, combine urad dal, red chilly,turmeric powder, hing and curry leaves. Add the sweet potato and fry for 2 minutes. Switch off the flame and add grated coconut.
Note:
There are no much differences in each poriyal, so I don't want to bore you all by different posts :)), may be it is like a big list, but everything is so easy and simple.
Ingredients:
- Beans - 1 cup, finely chopped
- Avarakkai (Broad beans) - 1 cup , chopped
- Parangikai (Yellow pumpkin) - 1 cup, diced
- Vazhakkai (Plantains) - 2, diced
- Sakkara vazhi kilangu (Sweet potato) - 2
- Chilly powder - 3 tsp, divided for 3
- Turmeric powder - 1/2 tsp
- Salt - as per taste
- Grated coconut - 5 tbsp,divided
- Mustard - 1/2 tsp
- Urad dal - 1 tsp
- Red chilly - 1
- Asafoetida(hing) - 1/4 tsp
- Curry leaves - 5
- Oil - 1 tsp
Method:
Beans poriyal :
Heat the pan with a tsp of oil and add mustard seeds, after it splutters, combine urad dal, red chilly, hing and curry leaves. Add Chopped beans, chilly powder and salt. Fry for a minute and add 1/4 cup of water and close with lid. Allow to cook say 5 to 7 minutes. Switch off the flame and add grated coconut.
Avarakkai poriyal:
Heat the pan with a tsp of oil and add mustard seeds, after it splutters, combine urad dal, red chilly, hing and curry leaves. Add Chopped flat beans(avarakkai), chilly powder and salt. Fry for a minute and add 1/4 cup of water and close with lid. Allow to cook say 5 to 7 minutes. Switch off the flame and add grated coconut.
Pumpkin poriyal :
Heat the pan with a tsp of oil and add mustard seeds, after it splutters, combine urad dal, red chilly, hing and curry leaves. Add pumpkin, chilly powder and salt. Fry for a minute and add 1/4 cup of water and close with lid. Allow to cook say 5 to 7 minutes. Switch off the flame and add grated coconut.
Vazhakkai poriyal:
Boil the vazhakkai with salt and turmeric powder. Drain them in a strainer. Heat the pan with a tsp of oil and add mustard seeds, after it splutters, combine urad dal, red chilly, hing and curry leaves. Add the boiled vazhakkai and fry for 2 minutes. Switch off the flame and add grated coconut.
Sweet potato poriyal :
Boil the sweet potato with salt till it softens. After it cools down, remove the skin and chop into big chunks. Heat the pan with a tsp of oil and add mustard seeds, after it splutters, combine urad dal, red chilly,turmeric powder, hing and curry leaves. Add the sweet potato and fry for 2 minutes. Switch off the flame and add grated coconut.
Note:
- Only red chilly gives spice for plantains and sweet potato poriyal, if you need more spice add chilly powder.
- Adding coconut enhances the taste of vegetables. You can avoid adding coconut too.
21 comments:
Wow! what a spread to have for pongal. Look awesome.
healthy list of poriyal :)
Wow. This looks so yummy :)
Nice post anu! Enjoyed your neat pictorial! :)
wonderful step by step pictures - I've never tempered - perhaps it's time I did for these delicious results!
Mary x
ஆஹா எல்லாமே இப்பவே செய்து சாப்பிட தோனுதே,அருமை!!
lovely post...i have never tried pumpkin poriyal...need to try it sometime..
OOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMGGGGGGG visual treat...loved each one of it...esp the sweet potato which is new to me
Love this different poriyals,especially the sweet potato poriyal sounds quite new for me too.
Nice post Anu! lovely pictorials...
what an inviting platter? well made, we make 3 poriyals from the top 3 in ur menu :-)
wow, lovely poriyals. love to taste with sambar sadam :)
Lovely poriyals..Love sweet potato poriyal
Loving all the poriyals... Looks too yum
Nice spread. BTW pumpkin poriyal is new for me.
I love all these poriyals, especially with the coconut..
Super post with poriyal.yumm.lovely spread.
happy to follow u.
Oh, lots of beautiful colours and tastes...
Oh this is quite new to me, we always make kootu. Looks fabulous
Very healthy poriyals...lovely presentation..
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